GAC Norway has signed up to play a vital role in a major Norwegian hydrogen energy project as part of the GAC Group’s commitment to sustainability and accelerating decarbonisation across the wider maritime industry.
ENOVA innovation award will enable bold vision for two emissions-free container vessels to connect Norway and the Netherlands by 2025.
Fifth Wall Climate Tech leads round that includes Amazon, Cosan, Equinor Ventures, Honeywell, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Rio Tinto; investment will support deployments of Electric Hydrogen's pioneering electrolyser technology.
The furnace has been commissioned by Essar Oil UK as it transitions to run its operations on hydrogen as part of HyNet, the UK’s leading decarbonisation cluster and will be the UK’s first refinery-based hydrogen-powered furnace.
The Franco-German partnership will enable the emergence of a sustainable hydrogen economy in Europe and foster a European ecosystem for electrolysis and hydrogen technology. Production is expected to begin in the second half of 2023 and ramp-up to an annual production capacity of three gigawatts by 2025.
The two technologies purify and dehydrate the product hydrogen stream from the water electrolysis process which can then be used for liquification and transportation, as an energy source or chemical feedstock.
Funded by Network Innovation Allowance (NIA), this project will play a fundamental role in garnering a greater understanding of the existing network, improving risk analysis and aiding development by allowing the prediction of future scenarios.
The partnership agreement will focus on the development of fuel-cell technology combined with batteries to accelerate electrification of the maritime sector.
Equinor has submitted a co-funded bid worth over £16 million into Government for a second major low carbon hydrogen production facility in the Humber, UK, which could help to further reduce carbon emissions across the region.
Supplying Scottish towns and rural communities with sustainable hydrogen gas will be the focus of a landmark partnership that has been announced between SGN and RWE.
Everfuel has announced that a collaboration with Nel Hydrogen A/S and Force Technology has received public funding for developing a moveable hydrogen refuelling station.
Mercury is developing one of Ireland’s first co-located onshore wind farm and hydrogen electrolysis plants. A 75 MW wind farm will power an electrolyser plant generating green hydrogen.
The 50 000 t capacity hydrogen plant in Daesan, 75km southwest of Seoul expected to reduce carbon emissions by 140 000 t annually. It aims to establish a circular supply chain that captures and repurposes carbon dioxide generated from hydrogen production.
Howden has signed a contract with European Energy to supply a hydrogen compression solution for the delivery of pure green hydrogen as feedstock for e-methanol production.
Two Australian companies, Woodside Energy and Fortescue Future Industries (FFI) have entered final stage negotiations to become lead developer of the world’s largest green hydrogen production facility in Southland.